AMD EPYC 7401 dedicated servers.
Prices checked
The cheapest AMD EPYC 7401 server costs $269 a month over the first year at Leaseweb, and the typical one $472 across 1 provider, checked .
Cheapest server
Leaseweb
HP DL385 G10 (12 LFF), Amsterdam
A month over the first year: $269/mo, setup fee not published.
Typical server
the middle of 11 servers
Typically $9.84/core a month, counting physical cores.
Every AMD EPYC 7401 server we track
Two sockets, 11
Two AMD EPYC 7401 chips in one server, 48 cores between them. The price is for the whole server.
- 1
128 GB · 2x 960 GB SSD · Amsterdam, NL
$269/mo - 2
128 GB · 2x 960 GB SSD · Frankfurt, DE
$269/mo - 3
128 GB · 2x 960 GB SSD · London, GB
$277/mo - 4
128 GB · 2x 960 GB SSD · Hong Kong, HK
$357/mo - 5
128 GB · 2x 960 GB SSD · Singapore, SG
$359/mo - 6
128 GB · 12x 960 GB SSD · London, GB
$472/mo - 7
128 GB · 12x 960 GB SSD · Amsterdam, NL
$474/mo - 8
128 GB · 12x 960 GB SSD · Frankfurt, DE
$474/mo - 9
128 GB · 2x 960 GB SSD · Amsterdam, NL
$1,253/mo - 10
128 GB · 2x 960 GB SSD · Frankfurt, DE
$1,260/mo - 11
128 GB · 2x 960 GB SSD · London, GB
$1,333/mo
What the AMD EPYC 7401 is
- Cores
- 24
- Threads
- 48
- Base clock
- 2 GHz
- Boost clock
- 3 GHz
- Cache
- 64 MB
- Power
- 155 W
- Family
- EPYC 7001 Series
Every figure is per chip, from the maker's own page , never from a provider's listing.
How we count
Every price is what a month costs over the first year: the monthly price plus a twelfth of the setup fee, converted to dollars and excluding tax. A provider that states no setup fee is counted at its monthly price and its rows say so, because an unstated fee is not a fee of zero.
Cores are physical cores across the whole server: the CPU's cores times its sockets, never threads. A row is the server at its base configuration; the memory, disks and port a provider offers as upgrades are on its own page. A price read for the first time, or that moved a lot, is marked while a second reading checks it, and gives the lead to a price that is confirmed or a week old whenever the list has one.
- Setup unstated
- The provider does not state a setup fee for this server, so its price is the monthly one; that is not the same as a fee of zero.
Frequently asked
- Where is an AMD EPYC 7401 server cheapest?
- At Leaseweb, whose HP DL385 G10 (12 LFF), Amsterdam costs $269 a month over the first year ($269/mo, setup fee not published), checked 31 Oct 2026.
- What is the AMD EPYC 7401?
- An AMD EPYC processor with 24 cores and 48 threads, boosting to 3 GHz, with 64 MB of cache. Those figures come from AMD's own page, not from any provider's listing.
- Why do AMD EPYC 7401 servers differ so much in price?
- The servers here run from $269 to $1,333 a month over the first year on the same chip, because what comes with it differs: the memory, the disks, the port and traffic, the location and the setup fee. 11 of them carry two chips, and are listed apart.
- Is the setup fee included?
- Yes: every price here is the monthly price plus a twelfth of the setup fee. 11 of the 11 servers come from providers that state no setup fee; those are counted at their monthly price and say so, because an unstated fee is not a fee of zero.
- How current are these prices?
- They are read every 3 days from each provider's own public page or API; the readings on this page are from 31 Oct 2026. Prices exclude tax.
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